Singaporeans pose while blowing bubbles in this early January 1992 photograph taken a few days before the city state banned gum. Singapore may partially lift its decade-long ban on chewing gum as part of a new trade deal with the United States, but locals say the ban should be scrapped entirely. The United States and Singapore said on November 19, 2002 they had largely finalised a free trade agreement which covered services, telecommunications, investments, tourism - and even modifications to the curb on gum imports. Picture taken early January 1992. REUTERS/Jonathan Drake  JD/CP - RTRE8SX
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